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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-22

PALMEE's SkIS.succEas positively cures
Skin Disease. "S.S" soap and ointment
cleanee and heal. at drug store Of Mo.
Lean Bros. Z! H. i q, r 81 5fi
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baltimore Live Stock Market, II
OFFICE OF TIE CALvERroS SroCx YARDS,
y fs 49, .sl sl MONDAY, Sept, 10, lHS7 I,
TILE SWINE MARKET. .zt.T


There Is quite full run Of hogs again this weel
the numbers differing but little from last week.
The quality In all the yards ia quite good fully as
good n' II was las! week. The demand Is lair 10
good throughout the yards, Prices range from ia
1888 head were received by the Pennsylvania rail.
road, and 3,5l5 head over the Baltimore 4 Ohio
railroad, Ts iyTIh essl ,,sfI,77sI -
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TTNPREGEDENTED ATTRACTION!
~ OVER HALF A MILLION Dis, BuTED
louisiana State Lottery Con,pauy,

incorporated in 1868 Tor Is years by the Leg.sls.
ture iot Educational and Charitable purposes With
capital Of 81, 900 001-to which reserve fund OF
over $50 900 has since been added. 49,
By an overwhelming popular vote i9 franchise
WIS made part OF the present State Constitution
adopted December ID, a. D., 1s7y. :, ~
Tho only Lottery ever voted on and endorsed By
tho people Of any State. ,T- :,
W. II nerr scales Or postpoaes.
it, Grand Single Number Drawings take
place monthly, and tho Bemi> Annual Drawings
regularly every SIX months June aud Deccm berj,
I. A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A FOR.
TUNE. Tenth Grand Drawing. Class X, in the
Academy Of Music, New Orleans, Tuesday,
October II, 18S7-200th Monthly Drawing.
Capital Prize, $3.50, 900. t
90 T1cE.-TicEets arc Ten Dollars only. Halves.
o5. Fttths, 81. Tcnths, 81. :
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
tho Features OF tho Money and Stock
rs IF.l ~ ~ Markets. NHH.TU iHsHf EsU

| AAh AukAs
NEW YoKx, eepi. 2l.-Aoaey on call active, rang
Ing from . to * per cent, last loan a. per cent
closing offered at per cent. Primo mercantile
paper 7as per cent, Startling exchange ieyesish and
lower at u 7y5,4a4 SIX. M a. al :
Tho stock market to-day wa, slIght,y less active
than on Yesterday but was equally feyeti,h. md
subject 70 sudden changes from activity and
rrengtn 70 weakness or vice versa. Prcgs were
higher o. the opening. advances up TO II Der cent.
IMPROVEMENT was quickly Lost, the market being
weak from the opening. The market tailied' mi
eyain became weak and active before noon, aud
ION 70 N per cent. was knocked or the yalues
with western Union leading the decline. ihoIrh Il
wnA ater displaced b. New hpgland Inc desiine
received an impetus Of Y per cent, and the loWest
hSuics were generally reached at li:3O, = -
Prices rose rapidly until near . O'CLOCK. when n
quiet period occurred. Advances were resumed
With force after delivery hour, and The Gloss WAS
scllyo anu strong at the best ptites OF the dny.
Almost everything IA higher, The only erceptions
being Mheetpg Lake Eric aud OREGON lmptoye.
m nc, which lost and ~ per cent respectively.
nut michigan Central Is up 4, Colorado Coal III
Lake Eng Western ~. Hooking Valley ~ and
western Union ~ per cent. Sales 495,8S2 lhares.
~ ailroad bonds arc a little more active, saIes
:23t Almost everything Is 10 xor, and b, N. Y
" !. lfnsl cefllhcaie lost * at 39h. : - -
Government bonds dull aud kteady
State bonds dull and ktendv ,s.
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B0RM-cLoskD ED,


NEW York, 6ept. 2l-Flour, RECENT, q 1o5 ,acL.
sges. exports II SIG barrels and 4s767 SACKS; mar.
~ sesay On spring and weak on wnter sales
receipts ~ $50 bushels; exports l0GiH hnsheis..
sales bushels OF futures and 10 600 bsb,
es o. spot; options closed strong at best rates:
19aslAc; No !, SIC; No. rcd September 7S%N7ssSc
closing u 79}sc: October 70 l-i6i7ykc, ciosur n
ooG, sSsemner e9hasle, closing at Slsu: Dc.
s snp sos ss's y SonE u! Se: January -
as isS1c; Aateh SShas9hc closing ut S6<c; Ap,il
l es ~ s'c H. June Ssss9e closing At Corn
sa!ss ss,o9o bushels OF iutnrS I and 0 isooso
bushels Of spot; options hrm and Hmst.
ips ati 1GsteF nEngraeed
slzs.a21sc, closing al 61c. Oas, sscei1ts As ia5
oIi nf Exports ~ bushels sales l6V00 bush.
ms i. .uafes ana l bushels q spo slret
5aaauG Hay steady. Hops quiet Coffee snot fsir.
NO dnil aud nominal ~ igAc; options Closed
aaS lever: sales Y $50 bags October IT, 5ai7 05c:
Hn! Fa i r. December 1896 January i71sa
~ SSaIGSc: May l75eal7.6oc; June i7.S0a17 h5c
nusat aull and nom.nal extra u SIG: white eItro
ers sc %oeld ASS i standard coneetion
quiet. k!ce steady. Eggs steady: rece,nis s ss
p aesasss: western lialse. Pork In moderate ~.
un n ~ hos1 neW; VIZ 2al5 81 old Cut meat,
Wy. ~. ttsA4eu oellt oHabEc: do hams l2Lc Lard
sna1e cssle5; western steam spot 657a6 500: o.
!ober G6taG 70c: November 6!a6 Ga. neScr,b No.
January 6,t5a6 CSC; city steam 5Oc MT.
tst steady and quiet; western l3s2Ic: wrstsrn
ciSAnefy loA14c. Cheese firm: western 3haflc.
CHICAGO. Sept 2l.-Thc wheat disposition crozd.
ca on uhange To-Day was rather builish, 6nt.tda
specutsuon was SO light: nothing WIS done la the
way =! nuylhS Corn WAS week. Oals W[eless
very niue tiadln2 III ptovisions Flour ouiet and
uucnauseu. wheat cash No z spring 6SiLaGs7Sn.
~ aspltnS GGaS1zzc: No. red 7O1sc; scp,ember
osAheyAe, closing ut 691Sc; October 6SsIasSt|c
s e;9n1isg a. Ss; December 75ss724c, closing a;
.Iaae, may .h'oc, cos!lg Ut &c. Corn, cash No q
4lai1ac, closing at 4izc; Noyembe I.ais[a
closing Ut tlhc: May lis&a4s51c closing VI a.Sc'
OATS cash No. 2and septeiaber 25c: tctSb.r 95f1G
Hovempes 252Sc: Nay 2e5aa2sNc, closing n, 3Satc
Mye. No: A7c Barley No. 2, &c. FlaIseed. NJ q
q "; rhine timothy seed, 81 u. Mess uorE. cash
n slS Ieaa q Lssd ezsh d37ac; September and
eG!oeer eS2La6a11zc, closing ut 6.s5c; Noyemher
closi"S M S'&sssng T. eS9c January s5adS73.c,
shoulders .2sab SOC; short Gear sGs G5c WS;SS%
y III. Butter steady; creamery lSa23Lc: daitv tx
-oc. Eggs hrm at lGEaI7c. = 20 80
firm and higher; No rcd 7isc; receips isl hnsh.
es; snipIneuts gu bushes. Torn raslnr. M .
ml4ca a5a1oAc. Oats dull; No. 2 MIXED S7i/a
70. Kye eahser: No. 2, 50Ec Pork quiet ut s1h e
Lasa hfn ct G.35c. Bulk meats ana bacon unirt
a dio unehshSea. Whisky hrm; sales OF 90 bar.
res on oaSis Of 81 VI. Butter, sugar and
chsese quiet Eggs s'roug and higher at is. -
-, TOLEDO, sep:. 2l-Wheat firm and higher: cash
1szsci. uciones 'ac; December 70lsc; May sSc
~ GoiA S}}sAuy aSu hrmi cash 6ic. OalS firm, cnrh
~ g., eAovefseea steady; pine 81 1?1; Decem ber
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2 A ILfKINDSE OF BOOK AND JOB
81 PRINTING neatly aud promptly executed >,
~ Iulsllissnls1 Job Reons, Z 10 -
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IT COCOA. a
BREAKFAsT.

~ ',' s9s5lI- a. F=s} 1si,- ~ i,tsr
Wy a thorough knowledge Of the natural laws
which govern tho operations Of digestion and MI.
properties Of we'll selected Cocoa, Mr. Epps has
provided our breakfast tables with delcately na.
!ored beverage which may save Us many ht1vy
articles Of diet that constitution may BE- grldu.
lilly built up until strong enough to resist every
tendency TO disease. Hundr reds Of subtle maladiea
aro floating around us ready 10 attack wherever
thero 80 weak point We may escape many
fatal shat BY keeping ourselves we'll fortified with
pure blood and properly nourAhed frame."-
nhdo simply with boiling water or milk Sold
only IN half pound tins By Groccss, labeled thu:
JAMES EPPS co.. Homeopathic Chemists, /,
inl'TTnAo 20 .f'@s-a =t. lnNJtnN. ENofL
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In Nervous Headache, Fever and Impo
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2l79 Prizcs amounting 0
Application for rates to clubs should be made
only 70 tho ONCE Of tho Company In Now Orleans.
For further information write clearly, giving full
address, POSTAL NOTES, Express Money orders,
or New York Exchange In ordinary letter. Cur.
reucy by Express (at our cxpcuse) addressed d
~ 81, II. A. DAUPHIN,
, .,, New orlOans, La.
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It ClaiMvillc accommodation at 7 r. X. daily.
Zanesville accommodation lesves Wheeling at
st. clalrsv1lle Accommodation, 1cayoa Wheeling
It $50 q. n, 200 and 200 p n. Returuins. 1t.
rlyes at Wheeling nt sos =. M, daily, LAO and 6:l5
p. Ea~ daily except Sunday. - ITlE s'J
The $3.50 am and 11:lbp. n train through 10 Gin.
ctnuau without change, With B. i o. Sleeper
through 10 Cincinnati on the night train. ~
Chicago Limited leaving at 9:16 p. m. he4 Chi.
cago sleeper out OF Wheeling. '.5s05s -,
Columbus accommodation leaves Wheeling at
2:3 p.m Ballalre a. 2:06 H.. dsily except Sunday
houudsTllle accommodation, Leaves Wheeling
1t 12:G0 noon, and arrives at HouAdsyllc at 12;l5
p. NJ. daily except Sunday. 'r-l - .',fSI =
Falrmont accommodation at 4:l0 p. N. ~ :
Through Coach tror, Wheeling 10 Cincinnati
daily on No. g. leaving Wheeling a. $50 a. NJ, az.
irving Of Cincinnati Ut $50 p, n, al,'s III
3: d o. Sleeping Csls on 81 through trains.
Closc connections &re p1sdg loy all posE2 SoEth
and Southwest, North and Northwest making tbit
desirable route Tor ooloniAts and pcrsors uoyirg
70 TIE great West, ind to whom particular stten.
ton Is given. i a.. l-si2., J.'-' ~ NJ M,
Tickets 10 all principal points OF Gale at Depot
Sleeping car accommodations can be secured at
Depot Ticket Once T. G. RURKE. = :
N} Tickc! Agent. B. 4 O. Depot.
N.#sF E-4 JOHN BAILlE,
Ticket Agent. under McLure House.
JOHN 7. LANE, Trkv. Passenger Agent. ~
@. X. LORD, Con. Pas. Agent, u f...I lti-.. m
w, N, CLEMENTB Manager, ri T.H ..... :" 1-.'..
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REMEMBER that the payment OF all Prizes d
GUARANTEED by -FOUR NATIONAL
BANKS Of New Orleans, and the Tickets are
signed by the President OF an Institution, whose
Courts; therefore, beware Of any mutations Of
ANONYMOUS schemes. Us0... f.ts' saa#FEsgsI
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Dry lnnflA.

-. Ga1IsSIssA1 O., Sept 2l-cotton lower; mlddlins
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REHEHREp That tho presence OF Generals
nLA1 LMDIIl Desurcgard and Early, VINO arc
In charge OF tho drawings, Is guarantee OF abso-
Lutte fairness and integrity, that the cnauces arc ali
equal, and that no one can possibly divine what
number will draw rrIze. : M. z -
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~ CLAKEHoNT LIVE ET0cK MARKET,
~ .'S BALTIMORE, Sep. 70. 1887. %
All hogs and sheep sold In thcse yards by Z, A,
Blackstone arc at gross weight. :. = = -
Receipts this week 1862 head OF hogs aeainst
246 head lastweex; fsiz to good selling at IS 50;
rough hogs at 81 u.s. ~ }-,lE I-'111'IG'' SO
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Fyocx auorAnoss-c,ossp nm,

p.H. H. coupon..........l2ih
y. .. ~ coupotl....l07
lacihe q Of '95.......l2l
Louisiana stamp. a.. sly
Missouri 6s............l0 100
Tenn. " settlements 100
90 &..."........,,l0 l
DO as.............,... :. 20
Central Pacific hrstA.ll4h
.. q T. @. a,sts......llyji
D. i &. g. West. drSA 10
Eric scconds........-. %
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y ARRIvALs OF LIVE STOCK

At C.drsnont Sock Yards, pid Baltimore & OHIO
Railroad, for setek ending Sept. IS. =
3sl cars, containing 5,os4 cattle, 1871 calves ,so7
sheep and lambs 7.62s hogs, "a horses, mule.
cattle. e. calves 2,sc6 sheep and lambs 1888 hogs,
IS horses a. ~ : .1 30 4 3 l'f7'5 \ f7'if7Ir}- -
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WHEELING & PITTSBURGH DIVI.

yEyHEELING e. PITTSBURGH DIVI.
w BION, D. & o. - aE.l-: 51-'.zr .r'Ir07 y 81
On and after MAY ., 1857. passenger tra,nz WILL
run ~ iollows-Eas.e-n Standard Tine: - -
.ttsH pYakRTuRR. ~ at5. "a.
For Pithbursh..5:M l.. H., dsily; BIO q. m,
daily, except Bunday; las p. N. daily, except Sun.
Day; 700 p. N. daily, sr $50 80 : Z
For Wsshlngtou-b:2o p. II. daily, except Sunday
rs FT .i ANAtYAN.S m -lrtfs-g7g H..
From PithhuIgh-9:4o q. M, cs!ly; Ills 4. nj,
and 6'55 p. H., datiy, except Sunday; 1850 D. IA.
daily. . ~ W. iIs-2g, lff 80 ,.5'I -.
From Wnhington--s:oo q. H., daily except Huu
dhy. 5G Q. T. LORD, General Ptssenge, Agent.
.pIl.f, J. Y. PATTON, 9upt u 80 -
~ E'ts J. I. LANE, Tray. PrJe. Agt WheaI!uR
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p1TTsBURGH, CINCINNATI & ST,
i LOUIS RAILWAY C0.-Psnlsndlo Route.
Under schedule In effect MAY %, 1887, trains
leave Wheeling, Central Standard time: For steu.
benvillo and Pittsburgh G:35 a. m 1875 p. M,
$40 p. m. For steubenville, sos p. m. The o:5
q. nj. and sos p M. trains make direct connection
for Columbus Cincinnati, Indianapolis and Chi.
cago The 1926 p. m. train makes direct connco.
ton for Columbus and Chicago g'71' D. - :,
Trains arrive At Wheeling, Gl5 a.. E., 1000 4. NJ,
2:45 .. H.. and 500 D. N. ~ flsna'E hE3 myA :
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GtLEvELAND & PlTTsBURGH RAIL.
W EOAD.-Under schedule In effect MAY ",
1887 tIainA leave Bridgeport Central Standard
time: For Pittsburgh aud Cleveland. $40 A. m,
Vile 4:l2 p. N. For steubenv!lle. 1896 .. N. 70,
Martins Ferry, 6:45 a. N. -. ) a. - -, z.
e Tra!ns arrive at Bridgeport at 7:53 a. n, 1925
my17 .l3l1i =7F-lT- ,Ist4 de- t.-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-28
FINANCIAL.
KEW YORK. BALTIMORE. AND RICH-
N0HD STOCK EXCHANGES.
Grain, Provisions, Cotton, Tobacco, fur'
pentine, Rosin, Tar, and
Peanut Markets.
by Telegraph 70 the Dlspatch.l

NEW YORK, October 2.-The stock market
was less active to-day and its movements quite
Irregular. The general sentiment was still
bulllsh, but traders we're in favor Of n reaction.
and Ia the absence Of any great demand for
stocks. succeeded In keeping prices down 10
tho level ~ last night Great pressure
was brought against Gould stocks, and
Kansas and Texas was sold down on a
Tum0r that It would have n receiver IN n
short time. Missouri Pacific followed and
Western Union suffered 10 n limited extent
Traders forced the general list of, but the
recovery Wa fully equal d the decline. Late
Ia he day estern Union became very strong
on n rumOr which was In some measure cOrro-
boIated that the Postal and United line, hal
agreed 70 advance rates Consolidated Gas
end Manitoba were also prominent In the AL
vince. IN the unlisted department cOitOn-see1
oh Was very strong all the way out ON the au-
nOuncement that the Staudant.Oil people
we're i'm control aud the election Of Mr.. tlagler
for the presidency Of the company. Theopen-
ing was arm and strong 90 advances OF from
4 10 q. per cent, and further fractional gains
we're made In the early trading with Michigan
Central and Hooking Coal ns leaders. The list
was weak after the first hour, however, aud
Gould stocks necHme prominent for the de-
ciiues established. Extreme dulness was the
recovered with Western Union and COnsol-
dated Gas the most conspicuous for strength.
Tho finn tOno lasted til the close, which was
quiet al near the opening figures. In most
cases the closing prices show Irregular
changes, though the advances are IN the ma
lOrty. and The only important decline was In
Kansas and Texas, which lost l'i per cent
Most q he advances were for fractional
amounts only. sales. 2is,O9O shares.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-28

Colonel John A. McCaul was in the city yes
terday with the hArylandeis.
Misc Collie staples, Of Stuart, Va. is the gnesl
Of Mrs Hart, No. il6 east Grace street.
Mrs. J. W. Green and her daughter, Miss Sue
Green, are at MIS-. Nashs, 6i9 east Main street
Hon. R.N. Turner. Of Goochland. and Hon.
William K. Gaines, Of NottoWay, we're III The
city.
Judge Hughes has been Ia the city for sew.
erai days, bat has tried no cases OF pubic IN
terest
NarIsn G.. Tyler aud wife arrived In the city
last evening. and will spend few days with
his parents az Jos north Tenth street
Yesterday morning the city ambulancs was
called % q colorcd man who had tainted IN the
Capitol Square. no was soon revived.
Johns. Ham, superintendent Of stack, Dolly
Ann. and Iron Mountain mines, COylngtoh,
Va, Is a guest Of John ;. Harwood, Wo east
Marshall street
Colonel John Barlow, o. the seventy-nrss
Pennsylyania regiment, Philadelphia brigade,
and Major Frank Il. Hon are IN INC CIT! fiSiN
ing Mr.. }. Is. Welsh.
Nr.H.s. Spoil and wife, OF Minentown, Pa,
are visiting Mr.. Judson Cunningham, oi No
ie9 east Franklin street Mr.. Spoil Is proml-
nsnt Mason and knight Tsmplar
During She parade yesterday one OF the
horses Of the Petersburg battery was tabeh
with blind s.aggers and fell on Main street DC
laying tho procession considerably.
Rs. Rogers. architect son Of Randolph Ro-
gers. the eminem sculptor, Is visiting MS
uncle, Mr. +. II. Gibson, 9O1 east Clay street
M Rogers Is a graduate Of the kOyal Institute
~ Fine Arts at Rome, ualy, where In 1855 ne
took he highest Brize, his being tho only IN
STANCE IN the history Of tho institute In when
tho flrst honors were carried Oh by foreigner
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-28

| DUNKEL-Died, At his residence, No 1896
east Main street, at ll.fj o'clock A. NJ, OCTOBER
| 20. lss7 after a short illness, FREDERICK w.
| DJ NkEL, IN The siXty-third year % his age
| His funeral will take place from his late rosl-
| d9nce FRIDAY AFTERNOON at 3 o'clock.
| Friends and acquaintance invited to attend.
Pittsburgh Pa, New York city, and Bellaire
| ,O) papers please copy. %
GATES.-Died. at the residences Of her son.
T.. W. Gates. l4 west Clay street. Wednesday
nonlng. October 20, 1851, Mrs. ANN Z. GATES,
N the s0yenty-ninth year Of her age.
Funeral from Clay-Street Methodist church
az II o'clock on FRIDAY INCOMING. No fiow-
ers. %
Mayo iei, on or abou. the 2lst NJ Oc,O-
Dor, JANET. wife Ct Commodore William *.
Mayo, United States navy.
MOORE. Died, October y, l So, at 2:4j
o'clock, al his residence, on Eleventh between
Decatur end stockton streets, Manchester. Va,
Mr.. ABNER c. MOORE, In tho sixty-sixth year
II his age.
Funeral notice hereafter
MORRIS.-Died, October 27th, at Tarboro',
y. C. MIR. AARON NORRIS, formerly Of Rich.
mond. in the seVenty-nrst year Of his age.
! he funeral Will take place from the resi-
dence OF AR. Ellis Abram, 9l6 east Broad street.
THIS MORNING at II o'clock. Relatives aud
friends Of the family arc respectfully invited
v attend.
WEIslGER.- Died, at her residence. IN Man
chester. Va, at o'clock on Tuesday morning.
October .. 1877, Miss ANN MARIA WEIStGER,
Her funeral Will take place from the Central
Methodist church, Manchester, AZ 10 O'Clock
FRIDAY MORNING. 81
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-28
An Immense Telescope.

r
CLEVELAND, o.. October 27.-The thirty-siX-
inch tcle,cOpe. the largest IN the world, which
was designed and built boy Warner q Swazey,
rs finished. and will n once be shipped 10 is
destination on Mount Hamilton, Cal, where IL
viii bee placed IN the Lick observatory The
column s 81 cast iron, ten by seventeen feet az
The base ana four by eight M the top. and
weighs eighteen tons. On this column rests
TIE head, weighing four tons, I'm which 4 steel
axis. ten feet long and twelve inches in diane
ter, supports the decliuatiOn. The axis IS also
81 steel ten feet long, ten Inches IN diameter,
and weighing two thousand three hundred
pounds.
The steel tube. nfty-siy feet six inches long.
o. four feet in diameter at tho centre, tapering
to thirty eight inches at each end, ami weighs
over four tons.
Tho room for the clock and balcony for the
assistant astronomer is reached by spiral
staircase al the south side OF the column. The
centre OF motion ~ thirty-sevcn feet afOye the
base. and when tho telescope 10 pOlnte 70 tho
zenith the Object-gla-s, which - thirty-siX
inches in diameter. ia siXty-nye feet from the
base. The total weight Of the telescope is
hin fV-fiVr tons
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-28
HE Exhibit OF tue Charlottesville
WooIIeu.UiIIs nj the Fair.

Our attention was especially attracted by the
elegant exhibit Of the Charlottesville WOollen-
Mills an enterprise now 80 national a. % make
q q subject Of not merely local bus state pride.
The improvement In their fabrics becomes
mere and more apparent each annual exhibit,
and their excellence commands the attention
Of strangers no less than our own people.
While steadily improving and enlarging their
lines II spcclaliio. Of cadet grays, dark and
-ky-blues, 10 meet the demands Of their in
crossing trade for military. leiter-carrier, and
police pun poses, they also show beautiful lines
q D. & 7. suitings and venetian OyercOatings,
ald We advise those Of eur readers who have
not yet seen this display 10 not lose this opp)r-
tuLity Of seeing what Virginia IL doing IN this
age 81 material progress. We are pleased 70
learn from their Representative, Mr.. Jarman.
that the trade Of these mills extends 10 almost
every state in the Union, each year showing
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-28
THE CIEOI.ER a.
Another steamer from Infected
Ports at New York
lBy telegraph to the Dispstchl


WASHINGTON. y. G.. October g7-The steamer
Independence, from Mediterranean ports.
which touched al Palermo, cholera infected
port brought 20 New \ Ork over four hundred
Storage passengers, vino were landed in
IrCOKlyn after day aud a half detention at
quarantine and have boon scattered abroad
throughout this country There had been no
infectious disease on board during the pa--ag
of twenty-five day g, ani ali ne passenger. were
Wtl SurgeOn-Gcueral Hamilton. n tho Marine
Hospital service, was to-day interyieFai ON
uis subject and said: The first Information
.yctiycd hero was the receipt Of a copy ~ q
NCw lOik evening paper of yesterday which
contained list Of places whore the lWmi-
giants from the steamer hal been sont i'm
i.cciGiCIy to- Crraphcd The facts % thu health
.tc,rs at tho places named, which ]
vas required 10 do by section ( OF
DE act Of April % 1873. Responses
have been received from Chicago and Ba'ti-
more that the immigrants are boinc lulkeI Up,
sId all necessary measures viii doubtless Do"
taken in regard 70 their baggage. have 3imi-
inr affirmation from the heath officer OF this
city, WHO was sdyised ly me that woof tn' In
1ci rrdCnte's immigrants had left NeWI Ork for
Washington. A. 20 the power oi the Govern
ment 20 restrain vessels from Infected
ports from entering ! have 10 say that
therc il undoubtedly such authority found
in The set above cited, which requires that
regulations shall bc issued by the Surgeon
General Of the Marine Hospital Service aud
approved by the President The Doctor cited
ufccedeuts covering the case. IL j. probable
that no further action win be taken by the
United States authorities until request be
made by local authorities, as the Lax forbids
Interference in any manner vita state quaran-
tire. Consequently the Initial steps for Fele-
raj action must come from local authorities,
when in their judgment the time for such
action has arrived.
Some Of the kilograms received by Dr. Hamil-
ton from the health Oflcor. Of distant cities are
couchcd i'm very Indignant terms. The Quhran-
tine authorities in New YORK have giy0a Out
assurances that No danger is 10 be
apprehouded from the emigrants on the
IndeIendente. and they defend Themselves
from the criticisms directed against them
i'm tho matter Of tho Independence AMI the
BIittauia and other vessels from the same
Torts now under detention at quarantine. and
sustain Health Officer Smith IN al ne has done,
but dispatch from New York 10 ngGt says:
AT special meeting Of the quarantine COM
mi.siOuers This afternoon 10 was decided - ask
tho Secretary Of the Treasury If ships coming
from ports whore cholera prevails cannot be
cent back, il being the opinion thatif thatp9wcr
exists IL is now time 10 enforce L..